Bath has a lot of symbolic historical sights, the most famous among which is the Roman Baths Museum. The unique thermal complex discovered in Bath in the late 18th century is now one of the largest and most beautiful in the world. The baths are perfectly preserved; they were restored with the efforts of architects and today represent an incredibly beautiful architectural complex. A chic terrace with statues of Roman emperors and commanders, the ancient baths and spacious stone grounds - a walk through this amazing open-air museum gives a lot of impressions.
Many travelers know the charming English town of Bath lying on the banks of the River Avon as a first-class balneological resort. It is curious that the name of the city speaks for itself: … Open
Bath is ideal for family holidays, offering a lot of entertainment and leisure centers that could be of great interest to both the smallest tourists and their parents. One of such places is … Open
An important historical symbol of Bath is the Pulteney Bridge passing over the Avon River that was built in 1773. Travelers are not only attracted by the bridge's spectacular appearance and beautiful surrounding landscapes - next to it, there are several great stores and souvenir shops. The city has many interesting museums and galleries, and the Assembly Rooms is one of the most original and popular of them. Its collection includes a variety of beautiful national costumes of different epochs. Art admirers will be more interested in visiting the Holburne Museum storing a rich collection of old canvases, and those having a sweet tooth are frequent guests in the old Sally Lunn’s Eating House, which is a single complex with a museum of the same name. Areas surrounding the city are also full of amazing medieval sights and interesting natural attractions.
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